Radi-o-Matic Streamliner, Instruction Book

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Page 2: ...lly by the insertion of the Magic Triple Sew Discs and the turning of the dial It has the various advanced features such as self oiling janiproof hook and race assembly three position visual fabric selector folding spool pin simple shifting device of automatic and manual sewing built in sew litc automatic darner all exclusive with this machine Besides it has the beautiful illumination levice for t...

Page 3: ... Button Sewing Face Plato Sewl In ____________ in side Face Plate Thread Snide Preo Thumb Screw 1 Twin Locking Titread Tension Dial j SlitcI Length W fldoe Bobbin Winder Bthhin Winder BabOon Stitch Length Regulating tenor Icli Length Regsl 0 ti ig Di Ringed Presser toot Zigzag Food Dog I Zigzag Needle Plate Needle Plot Ptsititning Screw Bahhin Winder Thread Guide R bbio Winder Spool Pin Needle Pla...

Page 4: ...ION VISUAl FABRIC SELECTOR 16 LIST oF STANDARD ACCESSORIES THE CLOTH GUIDE 13 TI CHANGE NEEDLE PLATE 13 TO CHANGE PRESSER FOOT 13 OPER ATIN INSTRUCTB INS IQ NEEDI F ND TIIBE I SIZES EMBROIDERY EMBROIDERY AN1 M N HBAMMING III FABRIC SF1 ECTOR SI ECIAL APPI ICA lION EMBIIO DEIIEI I ISlES API LIQUE xc lB K IIEMSTITCII VERI O K STITCII NRROV STRAIGHT STITCH 6 FLAT FELLED SEAMS NARROW ROLI FI ED ES HEM...

Page 5: ...sten the needle clamp ecnrelv hr best results chanure needles frr 1 nentlv NEEDLES AND THREAD Never nse a bent needle nor one with a blunt point since this canse imperfect stitches and may canse the needle to break Unless the needle is in CLEAR To THE STOP FLAT SIDE TOWARD THE BALANCE WHEEL the machine will be out of time and skipped or iniperfect stitches will resnit and needles may break The siz...

Page 6: ...fresh bobbin and threading the bobbin case on page 8 hold the bobbin care latch with left thumb and forefinger as explained above to prevent the bobbin from fallin out keepint the r otrudin flner B topide tosard the delivery eye C press the bobbin case around the holder posi until the finger enters the delivery eve When in correct position a stud on the holder post will catch the latch mechanism h...

Page 7: ...nder Press tile bobbin on to the spindl n itli the left hand making sure that the PIN on the spindle fits into the SLOT in the bobbm Push time hblnmi winder lever D down until the small rubber wheel presses against the hub if the balance wheel amlil tile clasp E falls between the sides of the bobbin holding it in position Turn the balance 1 heel toward on by hand and proceed to operate the rheosta...

Page 8: ...nd Fig S Insert the bobbin into the bobbin case and pull the trailing thread into the slot down and to the left until it enters the delivery eye under the tension spring Fig 6 There should be a slight tension on the thread as it is pulled through the delivery eye and the bobbin should unwind freely The tension may be increased by turning the tension screw to the RIGHT and decreased by turning the ...

Page 9: ... over the top of the check spring D and down again under the retaining bar E from right to left 5 Take the thread up running the end through the eye of the take up lever F from right to left 6 Now run the thread down through the thread guide G H and then through the next thread guide I 7 Now run the end of the thread through the eye of the needle FROM LEFT TO RIGHT drawing it through about six inc...

Page 10: ...l the neidle nvr down and up azain to its hirhest point Pull lilt needle thread enllv arid the bobbin thread ill conic up with it tIirouIi tin needle hole Fig o if the hobbini thread does not rise heeL In see if at leal or 1 inehe4 oh boidnin thread is hnaiiuinz loelv ironi the bobbin case THE PLACE 130TH FDS OF THE THREAD BACK BETWEEXTHF TWO PRFFR RH T TOES A Fig 9 Foot Fig 9 ...

Page 11: ...ce it is sufficient merely to guide the fabric gently by hand in the direction von want it to be sewn To turn a corner or change the direction of your sewing sharply stop the machine with the needle still in the material Raise the presser foot by lifting presser foot lever and using the needle as a pivot revolve material to desired direction Lower presser foot and proceed with sewing Stop the mach...

Page 12: ... tension Turned eounter lokwic itit ii it is set at 0 the lightest tension ever required The tension is increased as the thitnib nut is turned clockwise until it reaches the maximum at 9 For most sewing the settings at 3 or 1 ill be cr1 I a little practice will make instant adjustments possible and save much time All tension adjustments must be made while the presser foot is down Ordinarily a perf...

Page 13: ...FIF ERSE in11 iii lu Icr P a far a it oil an fhc ize of the titehi i a to iatut all retilated LIlid it n ie sarL it re el it to change from foroard to rever i lilt u x 1 nriciit oil teach on o hichi nnnibt r aive von the piper I for ohlatVcL niatnrial o Lire oorkuig ithi For hu aL iatt ra a e l a pattern makmg ct oiir dial ho iinnhcr 6 Fr fi Ic oorI a silk or In boor number art roeoni nontld For s...

Page 14: ... width required by using the stitch width window c When a specific zig zag width is required for continuous operation use the twin locking device below the needle position lever For example when sewing a number of identical buttons snaps or hooks and eyes locate the width of stitch required as above and lock in place by loosening the stops moving them toward the center until they are stopped and t...

Page 15: ... page 13 c In the MIDDLE M position the stitch directions in illustration C appear In this setting a great many different stitches can be obtained depending on the other two settings They will however have one thing in common direction as the diagram indicates When using the straight sewing needle plate the position lever must be in the MIDDLE M d In the RIGHT R position the needle Starts from the...

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Page 17: ...7 Bobbins 8 Cloth Guide 9 Button Hole Cutter 10 Embroidery Spring 11 Monogramming and Embroidery Needle Plate 12 Straight Stitch Needle Plate 13 Hemmer Foot 14 Hemmer Foot 15 Felling Foot 16 Buttonhole Foot 17 Button Sewing Foot 18 Zig zag Stitch Cording Foot 19 Quilting Foot 20 Illumination Bulbs 5 9 20 12 4 1 16 17 18 13 14 17 ...

Page 18: ... I placing the lot over a crew hole on ach ne bed adju t to position de ired and la ten Irml uing bed plate umb crew O CHANGE NEEDLE PLATE See Fig 20 a Raise presser foot by raiing pres er ot lever Ii Move slide plate to extreme left c Lift up needle plate and move it to e left thu freeing it from Its locatitig rews A d Slide new needle plate toward the ght under screw B and place holes needle pla...

Page 19: ...r sewg operation she will be sure the zig zag stitch needle plate and zig zag stitch hinged foot are in their proper place If you intend to do straight stitching only then replace the above mentioned needle plate and presser foot with the straight stitch needle plate and straight stitch hinged foot which are included in the accessory kit furnished with this machine Merely set the needle position l...

Page 20: ...corations 1 or 16 Heavy cretonne madras muslin 40 brocades and quilts C Light For men s work shirts sturdy to Twist smocks and aprons heavy quilt 60 Heavy ing and fabric furnishings Heavy woven coating light 2 or 18 weight canvas bed ticking up 24 hoistery and awning materials D Medium slipcover fabrics to For work or sports uniforms Tvist suits made of strong linen or 40 Heavy cotton fabrics awni...

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Page 22: ...ulator is operated 40 ii Jo mark abos e dc it_in 1 i i_i ae stitrI I egulsitnr ri see I ci IirI t ti i_it I regli al inglilal ii ri t start 5 s ill_i all I itt nifi ti n tin es ii ti r i t it nil f n 1 1 a it flirt it iii ia ti_i tli ec ntr t hot Ii entreli Lcn iI ti ic i_ ti I trirri 0 Is I li t ti uI li iii ni c I Ic iiii c 41444 C In inaku altos e tlt iigai I_Set murlle loch ion levi i in rente...

Page 23: ...gns that RADI O MATIC zig zag can Create simply and with a minimum of practice on the port of the operator by using a combination of the zig zag stitch regulator and the needle position lever After a little practice with the levers you soon will be making your own exclusive designs EMBROIDERY AND MONOGRAMMING WITH FABRIC SELECTOR To Prepare Machine hienius c 1r u r toot face ill 2 Set needle posit...

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Page 26: ...hemmer 9 Lower heniiner and sew ni the Sante maimer as for l lctnmnmiig Guide first row of stitches along left edge of protuhing t r of immi trier as ill ust rated To Prepare Machine Iic iiov c li liitigcl limit aii h at tali traiglit to li o a r r 0 iv Ii em mimer iii tn n foot liar I can hmemimmuer toot i rai cd iisi t iou 1 Set need Ic po i lion es er in center notch 2 Regmi late lcuugt ii of t...

Page 27: ...ame procedure as given in arros Rolled Edges then sott insert lace into slot 11 son merely guide lace anti hem separately I oth ma be appl red in only one operation lIre shell stits ir is Ira tiiJln l rrv ariattel tsr ri c orris sir niL s and rasoir jo rirak this stitch ri c tire irleirtisi 1 rsrelU ac rzis en tinier arrssw Rollers I ocr it is oil tire lol lots nist difference 1 tisrott of upper t...

Page 28: ...l as follow Step No 1 make 1st row of Pearl Stitches Direction of Rotation Step No 2 make 1st bar tack Step No 3 turn tabnc clockwise by piwoting on the needle NEEDLE Iteitios e i lO 0 tell huin tel Tuiit aol attach button hole foot to pre er loot tar et n s lie uo iou l ue ii N e wne v s neauc ran a ae acuh r a c pea 5 ben tar he arar lio_ruulate leui tthu of tituhu liii hut Outl lhiui ti tuichut...

Page 29: ... jira tti alls identn ai to tile ni tiiod foflosse i ii keaniarl eari Stitch Biittoiihoi is ith on e i eptioti thin ten ion ol the upper thread is tile ansi as for regular ewuiie it u ei e ar that tin cord gimp he inserted into tin small rouui l hi Ie in front of the h uttoni oI foot then milan n l a kimai l through liii bole leas inc a lien end ahotut 1 or 5 iiii iii iii ii itgthi 1 o Prepare Mac...

Page 30: ...sewing Fine em ltroiilerv stitching will lie made lit movtng the cloth liv hand or liv Etnbroidem Ring along with the pattern on fabric lower the l res er Bar before stitching St needle Iuiittolt let er in rglit ttit h 1 Set ag t dcli rein ator on a I Regulate length it titeht It ett tn_I let er on a 1 Stttc It seam binding to edge ot lint ill u hal It Ittitit it Ott ChittOt ntateri a I turn u nil...

Page 31: ...AL li YOU ENJOY THE UNLIMITED DESIGNS OF SEWING 7iaLY 4UTCMAT C4Lt7 ___ _ BY THE MAGIC TRIPLE SEW DISCS v __ AND THE DIAL ii i7I77qj1I ...

Page 32: ... he 1 situnn of witch Ieer i NI and iart ewing by the way a lcribed in page to page 3 1 XVI von vNh to make automatic ewina insert 11w ew dic See Page 33 TO I SEBT SfW DISC luld the witiIu lever by your thumb and fore finger and remove t t A Ii tk XX hen von viiu to turn thi RADI O NI TI ig Zag again to the machine F of manual operation return the with lever NI notch Fig 3 By the fire pu itioru ch...

Page 33: ...w indication i on one line itli tio ii a lt and oil autoniaticalk et in proper av Then b c the lid and turn the niaiinal o itch le er to A po ition Fig 31 10 Fig 38 Turn the dis o heel lv TOWARD YOl until the arrow iiidi ation of the di poIt out the red lot I the platic lid von are reach to s tart autoinati ewing IMPORTA T Iiiert the sew disc by always keeping the manual automatic itli le er to M ...

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Page 36: ... freely at all contact points on the underside of the iiia chine To oil the Shuttle race use only the oil well an exclusive feature Pag 37 When oiling insert the oil nozzle well into the oil holes After oiling run the machine rapidly for a few minutes so that the oil may penetrate into the bearings For the proper care of your machine oil frequently Neglecting to do this tends to shorten the life o...

Page 37: ... to the ititside of thi well is all that thi machines requires to insure liletinie wear Other round bobbin oscillating machines tend to jam or Ireeze when thread is impropery introduced into the race assembly This introduction of aline thread is usually the result of sewing without material in the machine or of turning the balance wheel backwards while the machine is threaded Should this happen wh...

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